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Deccan & Central India Quiz - CBSE Class 7 Social Science

Free practice quiz: Deccan & Central India (CBSE Class 7 Social Science). 15 multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations. Play online, no sign-up needed.

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  1. Which empire was prominent in the Deccan region during the 14th century?

    1. Mughal Empire
    2. Bahmani Sultanate
    3. Maurya Empire
    4. Chola Empire
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    Answer: B. Bahmani Sultanate

    The Bahmani Sultanate was a prominent empire in the Deccan region during the 14th century, known for its unique contributions to culture and architecture.

  2. Which battle was a significant turning point in the control of the Deccan region?

    1. Battle of Panipat
    2. Battle of Talikota
    3. Battle of Plassey
    4. Battle of Haldighati
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    Answer: B. Battle of Talikota

    The Battle of Talikota (1565) was a significant turning point that led to the decline of the Vijayanagara Empire in the Deccan.

  3. Who was a notable ruler of the Deccan Sultanates known for his cultural patronage?

    1. Akbar
    2. Ibrahim Adil Shah II
    3. Shah Jahan
    4. Aurangzeb
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    Answer: B. Ibrahim Adil Shah II

    Ibrahim Adil Shah II of the Bijapur Sultanate is known for his significant contributions to art and culture during his reign.

  4. What type of government was established by the Deccan Sultanates?

    1. Monarchy
    2. Democracy
    3. Oligarchy
    4. Theocracy
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    Answer: A. Monarchy

    The Deccan Sultanates were established as monarchies, where kings ruled with absolute power over their territories.

  5. What was one of the main reasons for the prosperity of the Vijayanagara Empire?

    1. Fishing ports
    2. Rich mineral resources
    3. Geographical location facilitating trade
    4. Absence of conflict
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    Answer: C. Geographical location facilitating trade

    The Vijayanagara Empire's prosperity can largely be attributed to its strategic geographical location, which facilitated trade with other regions.

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